PEER2PEER

Peer2Peer (Brad Robin, keyboards; Seth Shafer, synthesizers, audio, and video processing; Sarah Hamilton, dance) is an experimental networked performing ensemble that uses a cascading pipeline of processing, combining electronic and acoustic audio, live and prerecorded dance, and interactive video manipulation. We employ an improvisational approach within a defined metastructure that includes the themes, parameters, limitations, materials, and aesthetics that guide our exploration of performative opportunities. We use multiple softwares designed for the control, processing, and integration of audio, visual, live, and data sources into a final projection. "Liquid Encryption" (2022)

NYCEMF 2022

“TeleFAUXcus” (2021) considers the hyperreality of our lives; through social media we only show the top 1% of what we do, who we are, and hide the rest. We can mitigate our presentation for people to see us as we want to be seen, which confronts the issue of who are we? Are we what we seem? What lies beneath? “TeleFAUXcus” seeks to explore, confront, and experience these internal realities and social dynamics through art.

CMMR, Tokyo, Japan 11.15.2021
https://audiomostly.com/2021/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Audio Mostly, Trento, Italy, 9.15.2021